Short Cuts to Far Horizons – Sunday, December 1, 1940
Within our generation we have learned to do many things better and more quickly than have ever been done before within recorded time. This efficiency...
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More Light – Sunday, November 24, 1940
One of the eminent young scientists of our day recently wrote, "We are learning more and more the high cost of discovering the truth about...
Study in Contrast – Sunday, November 17, 1940
The appreciation of what we have is largely a matter of contrast and comparison. That is one of the fundamental rules of life. Happiness is...
Lost Causes – Sunday, November 10, 1940
With the passing of another year we come again to a time of Armistice observance. But its significance in some places is not what it...
Reenactment – Sunday, November 3, 1940
It is difficult for most of us to see beyond our own immediate self-interest. We are often inclined to suppose that anything is a bargain...
The Power of Moral Force – Sunday, October 27, 1940
We hear much these days about the use of moral force. It is a thing to be reckoned with, as it always has been in...
Escape – Sunday, October 20, 1940
There seems to have come to dwell among us the spirit of escape. Perhaps it has always been present, but the tenseness of our times...
Smoke Screen – Sunday, October 13, 1940
The spoken and the printed word are much in evidence in our day. Like all of the tools and facilities of civilization, they are used...
And They Stoned Stephen – Sunday, October 6, 1940
"And Jesus made as though he would have gone * * * But they constrained him, saying, Abide with us; for it is toward evening,...